CONNECTING WITH THE PAST, SHAPING THE FUTURE: THE POWER OF ORAL HISTORY by Blerta MUSTAFA, Zinaide GRUDA, Laura CRUZ

“…This study explores how using oral history as an effective pedagogical tool in an EFL context can transform student learning. …”
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Exploring innovative pedagogical approaches: primary school EFL teachers’ utilization of teaching strategies by Belyihun Muchie Lakew, Abiy Yigzaw Filatie, Birhanu Simegn Chanie

“…These strategies significantly impact the effectiveness of language teaching practices; however, they have not been directly examined in the context of Ethiopian primary schools. …”
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Collaborative strategies for sustainable management of the Citarum Watershed in Indonesia: a Quintuple Helix approach by Abdillah Abdillah, Ida Widianingsih, Rd Ahmad Buchari, Heru Nurasa

“…In this commentary, we underscore the importance of collaborative efforts, effective policy frameworks, and adaptive management strategies in addressing the environmental challenges faced by the Citarum River, while highlighting the need for ongoing commitment from all stakeholders during program implementation and post-program. …”
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Working on mental health stigma in education: a multicentre community-based clinical trial by Lucía Santonja-Ayuso, Laura Andreu-Pejó, José Vicente Carmona-Simarro

“…However, it has been observed that these teachers lack confidence, commitment and knowledge related to the management of mental health problems and show a high level of stigma. …”
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A review on upcycling as a strategic marketing tool for sustainability in the fashion industry by Emmanuel Abankwah Ofori, Bernice Djangmah Akweley, Benjamin Eghan, Raphael Kanyire Seidu, Richard Acquaye

“…Findings – This mini-integrated review further provides insight into how effective upcycling can be integrated into a brand’s marketing strategy as a tool to communicate its commitment to sustainability and the production of high-value products for consumer satisfaction. …”
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Analysing EU Countries’ Digital Progress Towards Sustainable Development Goals by Alexandra-Nicoleta Ciucu (Durnoi), Cosmin Alexandru Teodorescu, Vanesa Madalina Vargas, Corina Ioanas

“…These findings demonstrate the EU's commitment to achieving SDG targets related to effective institutions, public access to information, economic productivity, technology access, quality education, and gender equality. …”
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Professional nurses’ perceptions regarding the implementation of perinatal Problem Identification Programme in a public hospital in the Bojanala District, Northwest Province by Kelebogile Leah Manjinja, Jacobeth. Mabyala Louisa Malesela, Moroti Elisabeth Mahlangu

“…Results: The following themes emerged from the analysed data: inadequate commitment of operational managers, inconsistent attendance of perinatal audit meetings, and a lack of institutional support and established interprofessional teams to drive the implementation of PPIP.ContributionThe benefits of PPIP implementation may prevent avoidable factors, missed opportunities, and substandard care, to contribute to reducing perinatal mortality and morbidity rates.…”
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Integrating Local Culture in Smart City by Irfan Setiawan, Asep Hendra, Melianus Mesakh Taebenu, Ayu Widowati Johannes, Fathir Fajar Sidiq

“…The research found that effective communication through face-to-face dialogue in development planning provides space for the community to convey aspirations, which become part of government policy. …”
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Investigating barriers to green human resource management implementation at a South African government department by Farai Nyika, Precious Nompumelelo Nqobile Nkosi-Mahla, Khalida Akbar

“…Findings: The study finds barriers that include resistance to change, a lack of commitment from leadership, limited resources, and regulatory hurdles. …”
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Integrating modern and herbal medicines in controlling malaria: experiences of orthodox healthcare providers in Ghana by Irene G. Ampomah, Genevieve A. Ampomah, Theophilus I. Emeto

“…Conclusion Reflecting on these results, it is imperative for policymakers to explore strategies that could enhance the effectiveness of an integrated health system, thereby increasing the contribution of herbal medicine towards achieving a malaria free nation. …”
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From Concept to Practice by Abd Razak, Saifuddin A. Rasyid, Rahmad Syah Putra, M. Khatami, Asyraf Muntazhar, Nasrul Habibi, Hayatun Nufus

“…The study finds that localized approaches—anchored in contextual theology, local customs, and credible religious authority—are more effective in fostering acceptance and operationalization of moderation values. …”
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Article RETRACTED due to manipulation by the authors Supporters of football and social movements: An examination of resource mobilization among fans of the PSM club in South Sulawe... by Hasyim Hasyim, Abdul Hakim Siregar, Hasanudin Kasim, Idris Moh Latar, Putra Sastaman B, Ramli Ramli, Mikkey Anggara Suganda, Didi Suryadi, M. Rachmat Kasmad, Ardo Okilanda

“…Active and enthusiastic supporters can help build a positive atmosphere around the PSM Makassar club in South Sulawesi is massive because they can take forms and instruments to achieve goals by showing high commitment in supporting PSM Makassar through resource movements which can result in effective mobilization of supporting resources. …”
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IS RELIGIOSITY HELPFUL FOR PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE? IMPLICATIONS FOR MEDICAL ETHICS by Anca Daniela FARCAŞ, Laura Elena NĂSTASĂ, Cristina Aneta TÎRHAŞ

“…; b) To what extent do religious beliefs conduct to illness avoidance or acceptance and to adequate treatment commitment, in other words those beliefs support or contradict the medical approach?…”
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The need to update Ethiopia’s national health and medicine policies: essential tools for informed decision-making in healthcare and the pharmaceutical sectors by Ewunetie Mekashaw Bayked

“…The author presented published evidence to support the perspective that Ethiopia’s national health and medicine policies need to be updated.ResultsEthiopia’s national health and medicine policies have remained unchanged for over three decades, despite their critical role in guiding healthcare decision-making and reflecting political commitment to advancing healthcare goals through regular monitoring and evaluation. …”
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Generational diversity in nursing practice environments – scoping review by Diana Sanches, Soraia Pereira, Susana Castro, Mariana Mendes, Eduardo Santos, Olga Ribeiro

“…Results Thirty-two studies analysed different aspects from a generational diversity perspective, such as job satisfaction, organizational commitment, engagement, stress and burnout, work-related values and attitudes, turnover and retention. …”
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Transparency and Accountability in Corporate Social Responsibility Programs by Diana Setiawati, Soepatini, Hanifah Febriani, Chintya Anggraeni

“…Despite this, many CSR programs still suffer from a lack of clear oversight, limited regulatory support, and varying levels of corporate commitment.   This study explores how local governments carry out their supervisory role in CSR programs from the perspective of business law. …”
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Toward green production practices: empirical evidence from Thai manufacturers' technical efficiency by Yot Amornkitvikai, Martin O'Brien, Ruttiya Bhula-or

“…This study investigates the effect of green industrial practices on technical efficiency for Thai manufacturers. …”
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From consumers to pioneers: insights from thermal energy communities in Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands by Sara Herreras Martínez, Justus Mesman, Daniel Møller Sneum, Lars Holstenkamp, Robert Harmsen, Marijke Menkveld, Sanne Akerboom, André Faaij

“…Shared challenges across regions include capacity limitations in small projects and implementing cost-effective, local, and sustainable heat sources. Conclusions In light of the study's findings, policymakers must consider establishing stable, integral and flexible policies supporting heat decarbonisation and TECs, addressing TECs' reliance on limited capacities, involving TECs in local heat municipal plans, and facilitating high DH connection rates where DH is the most cost-effective solution from a socio-economic perspective.…”
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The Importance of Recruitment of Low-Income Pregnant Persons in Interdisciplinary Research to Understand the Impact of Social and Environmental Determinants: Lessons Learned About... by Erika Marquez, Amanda Haboush-Deloye, Elizabeth Lawrence, Selam Ayele, Courtney Coughenour, Nora Doyle, Wynona Dizon, Lizbeth Perez Rodriguez, Chloe Bombara

“…Results: Our interdisciplinary team study used intentionality and commitment to deploy effective strategies including clearly defining the problem, selecting the correct team members to leverage expertise, clearly defining the study, establishing roles and responsibilities, representation, and clear and constant communication. …”
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Addressing Stunting in Children Under Five: Insights and Opportunities from Nepal, Bangladesh, and Vietnam—A Review of Literature by Muhammad Yazid Jalaludin, Moretta Damayanti Fauzi, I Gusti Lanang Sidiartha, Collins John, Shamira Aviella, Edy Novery, Annisa Permatasari, Leilani Muhardi

“…<b>Conclusions</b>: Effective stunting reduction requires multisectoral strategies addressing underlying, intermediate, and immediate determinants. …”
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